Curry Whiz Kids Triumph By 5 To 2
Rookie Tony Curry hit two home runs to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds, snapping Cincinnati’s nine game winning streak. Curry’s blasts powered three Phillies runs while Gus Bell and Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati. Joe Nuxhall struck out nine in relief for Cincinnati, starting a long strikeout run.
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Yes You Will Wins Carter Handicap In Thrilling Aqueduct Finish
Yes You Will, an Maryland invader, defeats favored Mail Order by a half length in the 60th Carter Handicap at Aqueduct. The 7 furlongs record time of 1 22 2 5 is tied, with Edith L. Price’s Yes You Will ridden by Larry Adams carrying 122 pounds.
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Cubs blank Cardinals as eighth straight loss on road for St Louis
Chicago defeats St Louis 4 0 extending the Cardinals skid to eight in a row and 12 on the road. Dick Ellsworth wins in his second start with late support from Seth Morehead. Jerry Kindall drives in three runs and Tony Taylor is replaced at second by Kindall. Frank Barnes suffers first MLB loss as the Cubs pile up 10 hits.
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Marchetti Signs Eighth Contract With Colts
Baltimore star defensive end Gino Marchetti, captain of the NFL champions, signed for his eighth season with the Colts. He began with the Dallas Texans and joined Baltimore in 1953, earning all pro honors for four straight seasons and appearing in five Pro Bowls. A late 1958 ankle break briefly cast doubt on his future.
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Pirates Rally Past Braves on Clemente Two-Run Triple
Roberto Clemente delivered a two-out two-run triple in the 11th, leading Pittsburgh to a 6-4 win over Milwaukee in Milwaukee County Stadium. Elroy Face earned the victory in relief, while Don McMahon and Lew Burdette were chased during a back-and-forth game marked by Cobb’s back-to-back Braves homers and a late Pirate outburst.
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National League Results and Sundays Games
National League scores show Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1, Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 4 in 11 innings, Chicago 4 St Louis 0, Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2. Sundays games feature Padres at Giants, Conley and Robinson for Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Heddix and Daniels for Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, Jackson and McDaniel for St Louis at Chicago.
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Baseball scores and upcoming AL matchups list
Results show Washington 4 New York 0 Baltimore 5 Boston 2 Cleveland 10 Chicago 9 Detroit 7. Schedule features Kansas City at Chicago, New York at Washington, Kansas City at Detroit, Baltimore at Boston with listed pitchers and records.
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Dodgers Edge Giants 2-1 in Frisco on Williams two-hitter
Dodgers right-hander Stan Williams allowed two hits in a 2-1 win over the San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park. Dan Demeter drove in the decisive run in the ninth as Williams improved to 1-0. Willie Kirkland hit a solo homer for San Francisco in the seventh.
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